NRA Has Lost Over a Million Members Since Corruption Allegat

[crbutler]

Faribault has a NRA requirement as well- due to buying range insurance through them, I think.

My issue with all of the gun lobby groups is the payment of executives. The NRA is the rotten apple of the bunch, but they all probably pay their leadership well and give bonuses.

LaPierre is a problem. If he was a true believer, he would have retired/resigned long ago to help the cause.

I’m not donating more to the NRA until he’s gone, and I’d really like to see substantial corporate management changes, such as a truly independent and responsible BOD… but just WLP being outed would be enough to seem like the grassroots are being listened to.

[Erud]

Faribault has a NRA requirement as well- due to buying range insurance through them, I think.

My issue with all of the gun lobby groups is the payment of executives. The NRA is the rotten apple of the bunch, but they all probably pay their leadership well and give bonuses.

LaPierre is a problem. If he was a true believer, he would have retired/resigned long ago to help the cause.

I’m not donating more to the NRA until he’s gone, and I’d really like to see substantial corporate management changes, such as a truly independent and responsible BOD… but just WLP being outed would be enough to seem like the grassroots are being listened to.

I seriously doubt we will see a post-WLP NRA. He intends to ride it all the way under the waves, and that isn't likely to take much longer.

[bstrawse]

Faribault has a NRA requirement as well- due to buying range insurance through them, I think.

My issue with all of the gun lobby groups is the payment of executives. The NRA is the rotten apple of the bunch, but they all probably pay their leadership well and give bonuses.

LaPierre is a problem. If he was a true believer, he would have retired/resigned long ago to help the cause.

I’m not donating more to the NRA until he’s gone, and I’d really like to see substantial corporate management changes, such as a truly independent and responsible BOD… but just WLP being outed would be enough to seem like the grassroots are being listened to.

I'm the Chair and President of the MN Gun Owners Caucus and I'm a volunteer.

Rob is an officer and board member (and our current only full time employee) and makes far less then he should.

Our other employees are part time and hourly.

This is similar at the Firearms Policy Coalition and the 2nd Amendment Foundation.

[warrlac]

Faribault has a NRA requirement as well- due to buying range insurance through them, I think.

My issue with all of the gun lobby groups is the payment of executives. The NRA is the rotten apple of the bunch, but they all probably pay their leadership well and give bonuses.

LaPierre is a problem. If he was a true believer, he would have retired/resigned long ago to help the cause.

I’m not donating more to the NRA until he’s gone, and I’d really like to see substantial corporate management changes, such as a truly independent and responsible BOD… but just WLP being outed would be enough to seem like the grassroots are being listened to.

I'm the Chair and President of the MN Gun Owners Caucus and I'm a volunteer.

Rob is an officer and board member (and our current only full time employee) and makes far less then he should.

Our other employees are part time and hourly.

This is similar at the Firearms Policy Coalition and the 2nd Amendment Foundation.

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